Matt Anderson's Wild Flower Quintet celebrate the 60th anniversary of Wayne Shorter on Blue Note! At Seven Arts Leeds, part of this year's Chapel Arts Allerton Festival Thursday 3 Sept 7.30pm https://t.co/cgCL0WaN9X
Water makes up more than 70% of the human body. And yet, even on the hottest day, we are still constrained by the absurd British social taboo against licking a stranger at a bus stop. Hoping to be out on bail later.
War is peace.
Freedom is slavery.
Ignorance is strength.
On June 8, 1949, George Orwell’s 1984 was published.
Written as a warning against totalitarianism, the novel imagined a world of constant surveillance, rewritten history, controlled language, and enforced loyalty to “Big Brother.”
More than 75 years later, its vocabulary—Big Brother, Thought Police, Newspeak, doublethink—still shapes how we talk about power, propaganda, and the loss of truth.
@LBFlyawayhome Hi Helen, do we know where this is? Looks like a few places i know in the north, but in different places. It's a great painting, thanks v.much for sharing.
Hello @ChrisMasonBBC, there already is a timetable set out for the prime ministers' departure, its called a general election and only the public not the media get to choose when a prime ministers' time is up, its called democracy. #BBCNews
This wasn’t a staged studio trick. This was London, 1953.
At Hammersmith Broadway, circus performer Lucia Muller carried her sister Gerda on her head to promote Bertram Mills Circus. Performing as The Chaludis, they turned a city sidewalk into a live advertisement no one could ignore.
Join acclaimed singer-pianist Jeremy Sassoon for a special album launch performance of his new album “Older and Wiser” at @ Seven Arts Leeds 12 April 1.30-4pm tickets £12/10
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Less than four weeks to go to our Art Trail. 27 artists will be showing their work in studios or one of three community hubs. More details on our website https://t.co/YQ6CTlndgU